Oil
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The impacts of the Iran war reach North Africa
The Iran war is creating a mixed economic picture for North Africa, with each nation’s position as a winner or loser largely dictated by its specific reliance on energy imports or investment channels.
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Kpler forum in NYC: Mapping out the shifting global trade, geopolitical risk landscape
As of May 4, the average US gasoline price hit another wartime high of $4.46 per gallon. What could be next for prices, trade flows, and political resolutions?
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War with Iran hits global pharma and medical supply chain
The on-again, off-again closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the ongoing US war with Iran, and restrictions in air travel are having an impact on global pharmaceutical and medical supply chains.
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John Wood Group fined £12.9m by FCA for issuing misleading statements
The company agreed to resolve the case at an early stage and qualified for a 30% discount on the penalty imposed. The original fine was £18.5 million.
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Compliance landscape in Venezuela following Nicolás Maduro’s removal from power
Overview of the sanctions regime on Venezuela and key takeaways for businesses.
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Venezuela: Operating without a margin for error
In Venezuela, compliance is not peripheral to recovery. It is one of the few available tools capable of linking policy intent, commercial activity, and societal outcomes.
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US Treasury starts new year with flurry of activity
A brief roundup of US Treasury activity so far this year.
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Oil markets and Venezuela: A saga of supply, sanctions and security
It will take expertise, commitment and a lot of money to make Venezuela an attractive place to do business in. A determined US president says it will happen.